Interconnected Texts. A graph-based computational approach to Byzantine paratexts as nodes between textual transmission and cultural and linguistic developments

An Electronic Textual Analysis of Nonnus, Paraphrase of St. John's Gospel, book M

A portrait of the statesman as an artist. Writing statesmen in antiquity

A Quantitative and Qualitative Examination of English and Scottish Chapbooks in the Long Eighteenth Century: Redaction, Material text, and the Reading of ephemeral Print Capital

Biblical Stylization in the Greek and Latin Acta martyrum and Passiones from Late Antiquity (4th - 6th centuries)

BOF ZAP medieval Greek literature

Book epigrams from meieval greek manuscripts. Compilation of an unexplored corpus and creation of a asearchable database

Byzantine Book Epigrams: function and context of a genre in the margin

Byzantine scholia on historians and the literature of marginalia: reading and writing practices in the margins of medieval Greek manuscripts

Commenting on, criticizing and rewriting Homer in Philostratos’ Heroikos

David, our Orpheus: Reception, Rewritings and Adaptations of the Psalms in Byzantine Poetry.

David, our Orpheus: Reception, Rewritings and Adaptations of the Psalms in Byzantine Poetry.

Gregory of Nazianzus' poem II,1,50: critical edition and commentary

Johannes Tzetzes, Theogony: Editio Princeps, Literary Analysis and Cultural-Historical Contextualization

Nonnos’ Dionysiaka as an exponent of Late Antiquity’s “mosaic poetics”. A structural, generic and rhetorical analysis.

On the postmodern status of classical tragedy & tragic vision: the novels, plays and theatre of Peter Verhelst

Pirenne Consortium for Medieval Studies

Pirenne Consortium for Medieval Studies

Poetic paratexts in medieval Greek manuscripts: enactment and reflection of Byzantine textual culture

Poetry from the Margins. Literary, Philological, minguistic and historical analysis of a new corpus of byzantine Book Epigrams (800-1453)

Quintus Smyrnaeus' Posthomerica: an analysis in a diachronic and synchronic literary field

Reading skills and reading motivation. An empirical didactic doctoral research in the classical languages (Latin and Greek) and Dutch.

Reinventing epic poetry. Creativity and tradition in late antique epyllia.

Sabbatical Kristoffel Demoen

Texts for the school: didactic poetry in the Greek Middle Ages

The fictional life. A narratological-rhetorical approach to characterization and fictionality in the Greek biographers in the imperial period

The Making of the Second Sophistic: Literary Periodization as an Intellectual and Cultural Construct

The stylistics of contrived simplicity (apheleia) in novelistic and biographical fiction: Xenophon of Ephesus and Xenophon of Athens' Cyropaedia

“The Translation, Cultural Mediation, and Reception in Britain of J.-J. Rousseau’s Discours sur les Sciences et les Arts, 1751-1770: A Study of Translational Poetics, Ideological Adaptation, and Print Cultural Appropriation”

The use of ancient Christianity in the romanità as a part of the political religion of Italian fascism

Transnational Textual Cultures: Study Tekstuel Condition, Translation, Mediation and Literary Historiography.

Where is Greece? Wolfgang Lazius (1514-1565) and the making of a country.

A Quantitative and Qualitative Examination of English and Scottish Chapbooks in the Long Eighteenth Century: Redaction, Material text, and the Reading of ephemeral Print Capital

Developing a multilingual, multimodal, and machine learning-driven annotation infrastructure for the analysis, creation, enrichment and cross-cultural comparison of historical formulaic text corpora

“The Translation, Cultural Mediation, and Reception in Britain of J.-J. Rousseau’s Discours sur les Sciences et les Arts, 1751-1770: A Study of Translational Poetics, Ideological Adaptation, and Print Cultural Appropriation”

The use of ancient Christianity in the romanità as a part of the political religion of Italian fascism

BOF ZAP medieval Greek literature